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Adobe Flash Release Candidate available

Filed Jan 12 2011 in: Stickam by: Hoover

Adobe has provided a release candidate version of its Flash player for OS X which fixes the issue where video sources do not work or work properly.

Mac OS X users: Adobe has a release candidate version of Flash 10.2 available that fixes the video issue in Flash. The release candidate information is available from:

http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html


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